The ancient town – Ragusa Ibla is a part of Ragusa – a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most important cities of the arts in Italy due to its varied artistic and archeological riches, a legacy of its history which dates back several thousand years. The town was totally destroyed by the earthquake in 1693 and reconstructed according to the original medieval street plan on the ruins of the old city.
Ragusa Ibla is located on a hill at a height of about 450 meters. The Baroque architecture and narrow streets create a maze of roads paved with stone which confers on the visitor an extraordinary appeal and a sense of being lost in time.
During our visit to Ragusa Ibla, we were enchanted by its vibrant evening atmosphere. The town’s fancy bars, exceptional restaurants, cozy gelato cafes, and craft stores filled with regional goods made for a truly delightful experience. Exploring this picturesque destination was a delightful way to spend the evening.
Love walking from Giardino Ibleo through the main square up to the Palazzo Cosentini or even further to Cathedral San Giovanni and all the way back, then have a wonderful dinner in one of the numerous restaurants of the Old Town.
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San Vito Lo Capo is a small town in northwestern Sicily, located at the seaside. It’s known for its beach, which is on a sheltered bay overlooked by Mount Monaco.
Noto, Sicily – the city in the southeastern part of the island which is known for its baroque architecture, romantic mood and delicious restaurants.
